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The 22 pages that link to Heat treating, each with the reason it gives.

• Phase diagramRelated: Phase boundaries identify temperatures that enable transformations during treatment.

• Materials scienceRelated: Thermal cycles can change phases, grain size, and defect populations.

• MetallurgyRelated: Thermal cycles adjust hardness, strength, and ductility after shaping.

• AlloyRelated: Thermal cycles change phases, precipitates, and grain structure in many alloys.

• ChytridiomycosisRelated: Some amphibians and chytrid strains respond to temperatures that suppress fungal growth.

• Cast ironRelated: Annealing and other treatments alter cast iron’s matrix, hardness, and machinability.

• KilnRelated: It shares kiln-like thermal control, though it commonly targets metals rather than ceramic bodies.

• MetalworkingRelated: Thermal cycles can harden, soften, or toughen metal after shaping.

• Carbon steelRelated: Carbon steel properties can be deliberately changed through carefully selected heating and cooling cycles.

• Iron–carbon phase diagramRelated: The diagram identifies temperatures where steel can form or lose austenite during treatment.

• Bed bugRelated: Heat can kill bed bugs and eggs in treated areas without relying on residual insecticides.

• Tool steelRelated: Tool steel’s final hardness and toughness depend strongly on its heating and cooling cycle.

• Alloy steelRelated: Alloy composition and thermal cycles jointly determine steel performance.

• DuraluminRelated: Duralumin’s useful strength depends on carefully controlled heating and cooling.

• Knife bladeRelated: Heat treatment sets the hardness and toughness balance of steel blades.

• BlacksmithRelated: Processes such as hardening and tempering determine how forged steel performs.

• Wootz steelRelated: Forging and thermal cycles affect how wootz’s carbides develop and appear.

• Clotted creamRelated: Gentle heating thickens the cream without the vigorous boiling used in other processes.

• BlowtorchRelated: A blowtorch can locally heat metal, though it offers limited temperature control.

• TanzaniteRelated: Heating commonly removes brownish tones and strengthens blue-violet color in tanzanite.